Lonely Planet travel signs — Laughing gas, anyone? Hopefully there's no yelling at this dental clinic in Taipei, Taiwan. Copyright Doug Lansky/Jim Solinski Lonely Planet travel signs — And it's really hard to hang on to a slippery pedestrian. Copyright Doug Lansky/Alan Casamajor Lonely Planet travel signs — Hopefully it won't take that long to get through this stretch of road in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Copyright Doug Lansky/Jessica Tanny Lonely Planet travel signs — Does the tasteless coffee in this Beijing spot cost more than the milk coffee or strong coffee? Copyright Doug Lansky/Sterling Bell Lonely Planet travel signs — If safety in Suzhou, China is to be feared, maybe danger is be welcomed. Copyright Doug Lansky/Matthew Cockburn Lonely Planet travel signs — There's no clear view of "Clearview" in New Hampshire. Copyright Doug Lansky/Jay Bohlen Lonely Planet travel signs — There must be some reason hotel management needs to point out the obvious. Copyright Doug Lansky/John Zachar Lonely Planet travel signs — How much are new rainbows in Rome, Georgia? Copyright Doug Lansky/John Tauxe Lonely Planet travel signs — Is ear protection really required in this Sacramento, California, bathroom? Copyright Doug Lansky/Noel Bertelson Lonely Planet travel signs — Leave some extra time for services at this Vermont church: You're going to be there awhile. Copyright Doug Lansky/Marc Christofferson Lonely Planet travel signs — Many languages are spoken enough to get by here in Phuket, Thailand. Copyright Doug Lansky/Tim Olivett Lonely Planet travel signs — Will this sign put tourists in Krabi, Thailand, at ease? Copyright Doug Lansky/Anna San Valentin Lonely Planet travel signs — Do not translate anything at the Karlstejn Castle, even though the Czech sign was translated into English here in Prague, Czech Republic. Copyright Doug Lansky/Joel M Chusid Lonely Planet travel signs — Maybe we can cancel the annual family trips because of this sign in Moline, Illinois. Copyright Doug Lansky/Jean Olmstead Lonely Planet travel signs — This pit in Maui, Hawaii, isn't absolutely bottomless. Copyright Doug Lansky/Scott Mason Prev Next
